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13th October 2014
01:02pm BST

Here's how we feel about all of our youth! #PositivePostItDay #PositivePostIt #AwesomeYouthYYC pic.twitter.com/xjY2QiZh1J
— Youth Central (@YouthCentralYYC) October 9, 2014
Caitlin decided to perform her act of kindness because she felt bullying in her school isn’t really addressed, and she wanted to boost morale by doing something positive.
#positivepostit #positivepostitday #caitlinhaacke #Airdrie pic.twitter.com/acICEMFdqY
— Jenn Blakeborough (@pickleforks) October 9, 2014
Her school though failed to see the bigger picture, and accused the student of causing littering in their hallways. The local town however proved much more supportive, and launched an initiative called Positive Post-It Day on October 9th, which encourages people to leave anonymous notes of kindness for others.
Images via The Calgary Sun
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